'The UK in 2024 demonstrates to the world what living with high inequality means in a once affluent country.'
From declining heights to more children going hungry, Prof @dannydorling explains how kids are becoming poorer in the UK – more so than in other countries ➡️
https://t.co/nPbsp9T7eh
@The_GA's journal Geography is looking for a new member of the *editorial collective* with a physical geography specialism https://t.co/hRO6OsqJSA
Please share and consider applying if eligible!
The number of children reported to have been killed in Gaza in just three weeks has surpassed the annual number of children killed across the world's conflict zones since 2019 😥 #PleaseStop#PeaceForAll
https://t.co/vR340I08Tk
Check out this interview with @DipoFaloyin, author of Africa Is Not A Country in @The_GA's journal Geography.
FREE to access until April (thx @WeAreTandF) - so do share and download. Hopefully a useful resource for #geographyteacher community!
https://t.co/CsHB8tpzRn
A couple of #GEO1106 related stories...
COP27: Without Greta, activists make waves at climate summit
https://t.co/TCGeU4qKBE
As the 8 billionth child is born, who were 5th, 6th and 7th?
https://t.co/txXX6mC149
Second visit to #mvv Devonport Energy from Waste Combined Heat and Power Facility in Plymouth with @ExeterGeography students for #GEO2135 thinking about the in/visible spaces of modern life and the people and infrastructures that make them work.
Hi #geographyteacher#geogchat folk! 👋
What questions would you like to ask Dipo Faloyin about his book - 'Africa is not a country'? 🌍📖
I'm going to be doing an email interview soon for @The_GA journal Geography.
Add your questions below 👇
https://t.co/jI6j03VsV9
Lots of discussion about waste, the waste and resources industry - reduce/reuse/recycling, the relationship between infrastructures and behaviour and more and lots to keep thinking about. One student even called the visit 'a once in a lifetime opportunity'!